Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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ENGLISH EIGHT Hum' PERKINS We will always be grateful to Perk for her invaluable aid in the office and on the costume committee of the senior play. ALICE Vmczmm PENNY Social .service worker and knitter, Virginia lists her hobbies as swimming, danc- ing, and driving. GI..AlJ1'S Pxuscm Gladys has won a 50-word typing pin and a 60-word certificate, and we are sure she will achieve her ambi- tion as a private secretary. Lu: PHILLIPS Lee is an office worker and social service volunteer. An all around sportswoman, she has a great future ahead of her as a dancer. Lsoxoim Plm'roNE Dark-eyed Leonora will win many more friends because of that sweet smile. E l 37 1 1 ELEANOR Poucuor Eleanofs versatility is the envy of many. We love best her lovely voice. lX'1AlIj0liIE RAEUCHLE Good positions call for cap- able people like Mariorie Raeuchle. ELIZABETH RAIWBO We'd have to look far and wide before we'd find a graduate sweeter than Eliza- beth. JANE FROH RAINISEY lane's hearty laugh relieved many a dull moment. SHINLEY REHM Here's a girl who is eager for knowledge and eager to share that knowledge. if. - . Y TWENTY-NINE

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JOANNE O,BRIEN -- Y- 7 , TIF, ENGLISH EIGHT ffx Iodie claims that her hobby is school. Huh? We believe it, though, for she has served as homeroom representative, has social-serviced , and has won her senior letters. Ji MARCELLA OCHSNER Can this gal make a piano talk boogie-woogie? Man, oh, man! DOROTHY REID O'DoNNELL Dottie dotes on chemistry. In the future we expect to see her as a prosperous lab- oratory teclmician. In her lighter moods she loves to dance. CLENNA OSBORNE M Y' Glenna has given much help to the chorus during her years at Atherton, and we know she will develop her talent into more than the hobby it now is. BILLIE RAE OSTER Billie Rae e pects to be working hardy in the Wo- men,s Auxiliary Corps in a few years, plus a little in- terior decorating on the side for diversion. LILLIAN OWEN Lillian's sense of duty spells success for her. ARGIE PALMGREN Nicknamed for her home state, Texas brought to Ath- erton that friendly spirit and gift of easily fitting in that has made her so well liked. SUs1E ELIZABETH Pimms Sue is called Susie Q by her friends. Her ambition is to work for a few years, and after that-well, need we say more? BETTY JANE PATTERSON -- Lucky the patient who will have studious little Betty Jane for his nurse. We are sure she will make a fine one. JOYCE PEASE Joyce is the suntanned new- comer to Atherton this term from Puerto Rico. She,s been here long enough to make lots of friends. TWENTY-EIGHT Y ,131 ir, -.'-T ,T i

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ENGLISH EIGHT MARY LENA RENN Mary Lena loves dancing and roller skating. In fact, she loves roller skating so much it has become her hobby. GLYNELLEN RICE ll Vivacious Glynellen will al- ways have a good time out of life. JOAN ROGERS Joan's faithfulness and earn- estness are admired by all. HELEN RUPP Helenis services to the school will long be remembered. 74 Je - 74 ELEANOR RUSH El hopes to continue having a good time in the next few years before settling down to the old age of twenty. MARY SANDERS Hard worker and good sport are Maryls middle names. RUTH SCALES lN1ARILYN ROLLINCS Marilyn just likes fun. And itls fun fun with her! to have to have SUZANNE ROTHSTEIN Suzanne Rothstein, better known as Sue, 1:8 the little gal with the pretty hair and cute clothes. Her hobby is L collecting popular and clas- L sical records. 4 Possessing charm and grace, Ruth will never be lacking in friends. LOUISE SCEARCE With her fun-loving disposi- tion, Louise will never be lacking in friends. -f.', ig , -vi ' 5.'. K J ,' 'vi ' ' Y' Iv'- T H I R T Y J, ,-v.